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NPG LLC et al v. CITY OF PORTLAND MAINE
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September 22, 2020
Pot Residency Fight Paused As Maine City Mulls Changes
The city of Portland, Maine, and a cannabis company tied to Acreage Holdings have asked a federal court to pause litigation over the city's alleged favoritism to locals in pot licensing, saying lawmakers are mulling changes that could end the fight.
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August 14, 2020
City Must Halt Pot License Policy Accused Of Favoring Locals
A federal judge ruled Friday that the city of Portland, Maine, can't enforce a policy that allegedly shows favoritism to locally owned pot businesses, granting a request for a preliminary injunction filed by a cannabis company with ties to industry giant Acreage Holdings.
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August 03, 2020
Pot Co. Can't Invoke Constitution In License Fight, Court Told
The city of Portland, Maine, told a federal judge Monday that a cannabis business with ties to industry giant Acreage Holdings cannot pursue its suit alleging that a city policy favoring local residents is unconstitutional since marijuana is federally illegal.
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June 16, 2020
City's Pot Residency Preference Unconstitutional, Co. Claims
A cannabis business with ties to industry giant Acreage Holdings has sued the city of Portland, Maine, over a policy that favors local residents who apply for a dispensary license, taking on the city after the business successfully sued the state of Maine over a similar residency rule.